So the extent of this proposal is: It's cheaper.

And then we carry on as we are?

I'm minded to vote against it just so to hear a proper case made for it. At the minute it feels like we're being asked to rubber-stamp our way into continued irrelevance.

Did the "monthly" valuation thing get lost in the wash? Or did we choose to move to every two months / whenever?

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IMutual probably won't go under - it could limp along for years to come with a few daily clicks. But that's about the limit of today's potential. In many ways I don't really blame Richard for this outlook but it would help everybody if it was more explicitly stated because it would save us all havi...

I'm not sure anybody suggested it was, though. We all know this is basically a one-person operation, which is why the business model of giving away 'ownership' of the site to us is probably no longer the correct one. So why not be up-front about it? People who have been told they 'own' the site are ...

Just to add, I think the idea of 'shares' and mutuality is pretty much dead here. Putting it to bed may be no bad thing, I imagine "feedback" like this is not your favourite way to spend the evening. So be up front. Drop it. Organise a graduated share buy-back paid in cashback over the next X transa...

There's no point inviting anyone here until this site is entirely overhauled and the offer is different / improved. No mobile. An archaic front end that should be selling its brands and links but instead is littered with streams of text "offers" inputted by users. No social media presence? In 2020? ...

Every point I made earlier stands and I'm still deeply pessimistic for the prospects for the site going forwards. However, I reluctantly voted to support Richard's motion. £6k is a lot throw away on accountants. But it really needs to be spent on the site. If the proposal is passed, I'd like to see ...

I just tipped it over.

Sell.

How are you going to turn radio ears into clicks?

Very difficult.

Online ads better. And the best online ad is a polished offer on this very site.